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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1938
Page
2
The fragment from The Daily News describes rights and responsibilities of the Associated Press and newspaper corrections policy. It mentions court seat Frederick, Marrisad and stresses proper authorship for opinions.
A Washington DC proposal blocks a street near Union Station to create a safe, supervised play area for neighborhood children. City playground officials would counsel and watch over the space, offering protected spots for kids to play away from traffic.
President Roosevelt calls for a 309000 government investigation into business practices to curb price fixing and monopolistic activity. The public dislikes collusion but fears reports that never spark action, hoping for conditions fair to the small entrepreneur while preserving employment in large firms.
The piece rejects the idea that man is mere chemicals valued at about ninety cents. It argues a biblical view that man is a being crowned with glory and honor, an heir of God and a joint heir with Christ, created for salvation through Jesus. It contrasts scientific reductionism with spiritual purpose.
A large audience attended a three act play The Strike of the Ladex Aid at Burkittsville school auditorium Tuesday evening as part of the Feaze vite Pgrect-Teacher Association program. The cast featured Mrs Cheerbody Mrs Preatur Zimmerman and various named figures while interludes included recitations solos and a piano number. The event substituted for the regular PTA meeting and a later AAA safety patrol film is planned for May 18.
Frederick resident Miss Charlotte Smith, Hood College senior, will present an English Department honors paper on The Clergy of the Church of England during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries as represented by a group of novels on Tuesday at 4 45 p m in the Administration Building room. Edith DeBold of Richmond Hill N Y will follow Wednesday at 4 45 p m with The Unities of Time and Place in English Drama of the Elizabethan and Restoration Periods and the Eighteenth Century in the same room. Thursday at 7 30 p m in Brodbeck Hall Miss Joan Steele of Dagsboro Del will present a combined reading and recital from the Music Department titled A Comparative Study of the Piano Style of Beethoven Schumann and Chopin through analysis of one significant work of each composer.
Calvary M E Church observed Mother’s Day with pastors and parishioners presenting roses. Rev Dr Bemarun W Meeks and Rev W T Gover led services. readings by Miss Lillian Gaither, Mrs Grace Noll Crowell, and Mrs W W Sinda highlighted mothers, with a Trinity event and upcoming Methodist pilgrimage noted.
Frederick Art Club reflects a forty year span with annual social events, exhibitions, and Christmas sales driving funds. Key figures include Mrs Robert Clapp as president and Florence Doub memorial fund. Members show embroidery and paintings, with outings to Washington to view exhibits and visit Monastery.
Luther H. Keilholtz of Emmitsburg district announced his run for County Commissioner, subject to the Republican primary in September. He has farmed for 34 years and is seeking political office for the first time.
The column notes Emmitsburg debt drop from 930.80 to 528.35 as the Burgess and Commissioners balance the budget. Middletown resident Chas. Rhoderick nearly died from gas exposure in Baltimore after failing to turn off a light. Daniel Stull was run over by his wagon on West Third Street when his horse bolted. Dr. S. T. Haffner treated his bruises.
Middleburg Virginia May 9 Henry JV Frost Sr real estate operator announced sale of Huntland Loudoun county estate to Colin MacLeod of Boston Dartmouth graduate in agriculture and horse breeding will take over within 90 days. The estate includes gate lodge seven room manager cottage nine tenant houses stables kennels dairy and a 26 room mansion once home to Joseph B Thomas master of foxhounds near Piedmont Hunt. Huntland lies between the Blue Ridge and Bull Run mountains in an area famed for fox hunting and horse shows.
Dr. Joseph H K Apple president emeritus of Hoot College spoke before the Young Peoples Forum at Christ Evangelical Reformed church Westminster Rev Nevin Smith pastor on Sunday evening. Dr Apple took the place of Mrs Apple who was to speak at the Mother's Day program but could not attend due to fitness issues.
Spread cream cheese on thin boiled tongue slices, roll them, wrap with dill pickle spears, and secure with wooden picks for a savory appetizer.
Frederick county reports 1035 more selectees to the Adjutant General and impending Camp Meade call around May 25. Red Cross drive in Frederick county to raise 349000 begins May 20 with twenty five teams. No enemy alien owns property in the county. Officials Gavernevented after an investigation. mentions transfers to medical department and officers' training at Camp McClellan. Boulden Waters named among ten Washington and Lee students entering officers' training camps.
The Community Chest announces a weekly goal as the drive continues. A revised contributor tally shows Miss Sadie Ogle's donation corrected to $10 from $35, prompting renewed pledge interest across many individuals including Fox, Hermas Or ruses, Charles Haza, and dozens more from Virginia to Mt. Wekath, highlighting civic involvement and fundraising momentum.
The Hood College glee club will present a concert Friday at 8 p.m. in Brodbeck hall directed by Miss Anna Marie Budde. Accompanists Miss Catherine Walliams and Mary Gladys Jones join the program featuring Russian and Spanish numbers and light opera. A novelty piece is The Mother Goose Suite by Horton. Members from Frederick and nearby towns include Mildred Crum Beverly Feaga Miriam Ford Louise Foster Jean Gosnsil Betty Kennedy Margaret Kieffer Jeannette Koons Margaret Storm Miriam Stultz Lilian Thomas Mary Foster Virginia Shaver Cavelown Dorothy Utterback Thurmont.
Today's history notes several figures born in Pennsylvania Bucks County and other places including Jacob J Brown and James Espy, with a list of notable events from 1671 to 1946. Birthdays celebrated include Dr John R Mohter Elizabeth Jordan and Richard Barthelmess, with a horoscope advising caution and balanced action. Also mentions lease of storerooms by Weil Bros Inc for a Middletown gasoline station.
A readers guide from NEA Service tests social etiquette for dating and dining. It covers seating at tables in restaurants, how a girl should descend stairs with hat and coat, who should speak first when a couple meets in the street, and whether a girl should thank a couple hosting a double date. Answers suggest outside seating, no strict rule on who speaks first, and the guest may thank hosts.
A summary of Dr Morris Fishbein’s ten health rules for teachers drawn from his 1920s health column. Emphasizes self assessment, annual checkups, regular meals with water, eight to nine hours sleep, daily exercise, good posture, regular elimination, avoidance of worry, and regular mental and physical recreation.
A brief moral note presents Isaiah 40 29 about power given to the weak and adds Milton on strength needing wisdom. The compact reflection invites contemplation of faith, resilience, and intellect in daily life.
New York gossip notes Sally Seal, a would be Broadway actress, recalls inventing Billy Beck's Beautiful Brassiere at 15 to fund future stage dreams. She charts summer stock plans across Maryland, Cape Cod, and New England venues, while juggling a retinue and conflicting rehearsal dates. Nearby items mention Hyla Kiczales, Charles Atlas, and a vivid Broadway snapshot, with armored subway growth shaping Manhattan’s landscape.
Children play on a level lot with a 3 1/2 foot fence. Two girls and two boys of equal weight place board centers on the fence. the girls use a 32 foot board and the boys an 18 foot board. Determine how much higher the girls can lift their end than the boys. Answers appear on the last page.
Pauli Revere resumed his craft as a goldsmith following the Revolutionary War and supplied the plates for the Ingate Constitution, illustrating a shift from conflict to skilled manufacture and contributing to foundational national work.
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